Sentence examples for much less define from inspiring English sources

You probably don't even know how to pronounce it, much less define it: MEW-ko-seel, a fluid-filled cyst that can form in your mouth.

Some commercial fishermen and fishing coalitions complain that there simply isn't enough data to judge the size of some fish stocks, much less define overfishing limits, made enforceable with fines or seasonal restrictions.

This is a much less defined genre than, say, the history book or the novel.

Confronting that ugliness makes legislators from both parties skittish, particularly those who represent rural districts, where schools can be the largest employers — and where the lines between labor and management are much less defined.

But their career paths are much less defined than before.

Smaller repeats (50 300 bp) make up a much less defined and more variegate set of genomic sequences.

Goal of surgery concerning the TS is much less defined in current literature than the coronal alignment and different options to set the goal of surgery exist.

The role of MGMT as a predictive marker of response to alkylator-based chemotherapy in melanoma is much less defined, and MGMT may in fact be more valuable for the prediction of toxicity (Hassel et al, 2010).

The spatial architecture of other brain regions such as the neocortex is much less defined and it is rarely possible to make definitive statements about connectivity from independent anatomical samples.

This is further indicated in the clock face itself (in contrast to the WT specimens, the spectral embeddings are not well‐delineated circles, having much less defined edges and interior).

Luminal A and luminal B subgroups of oestrogen receptor-positive tumours have also been described, but the separation of these two groups is much less defined with the biology being largely a continuum from low proliferative luminal A tumours to highly proliferative luminal B tumours.